Flights to Goa from the UK
#16
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Re: Flights to Goa from the UK
We use them only for very short domestic flights as can be cheaper. Already they charge separately for check in baggage, and website not good.
Delhi-London return flight at only Rs 30,000? SpiceJet going for long haul | Business Standard News
#17
Re: Flights to Goa from the UK
WE might now a price war break out and prices drop to realistic levels as over the Atlantic to USA.
#18
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Re: Flights to Goa from the UK
The prices for flights of less than one hour are regulated so naturally most will take more than an hour!
Jet Airways are reasonable if you book early --on their site--and get the 'special cheap price'. Although peak season prices shoot up
#19
Re: Flights to Goa from the UK
Why have flights gone up this year?
well not everyone noticed at the time but the pound devalued approx 15% post the brexit vote.
well not everyone noticed at the time but the pound devalued approx 15% post the brexit vote.
#20
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Re: Flights to Goa from the UK
Better news on £ v Rs - 84.44 top end at close on Friday :-) any idea of local Goan exchange rates ?
#21
Re: Flights to Goa from the UK
we waited for the (inevitable?) special offers "up to 50% off" - and paid less than last year.
#23
Re: Flights to Goa from the UK
My sister will be flying very soon and then she will realise what voting Brexit really means.82 Rupees to the pound, which is roughly a bottle of beer now in a shack on the beach ! Hopefully the more airlines compete in the Delhi/Mumbai route the price will drop to trans-Atlantic levels.Air India are moving in the right direction by replacing old Jumbos with Dreamliners. I always find it strange that Mumbai airport is very under used during the day to cater for European arrivals. Anybody explain this puzzle ?
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Re: Flights to Goa from the UK